responsive-design

问题 According to browserstack these are the specs for say Samsung Galaxy S7: Screen Size 5.1 in - 2.5 x 4.4 in Resolution 1440 x 2560 px Viewport 360 x 640 dp On this device my page displays in the extra small bootstrap layout or default layout because (I think) the device reports a viewport of 360px. But due to the high resolution I'd rather prefer it to load the tablet layout as 1440 / 1.5 -> 960 . I was under the impression bootstrap does this by default. Is something faulty in my

问题 Here is my default browser size.And my QR code is at right place. When i re-size my browser .I got this one.But here my QR code is disappearing if I reduce it more. I want QR code under the captcha . I have searched it ,got some answers but all not working in my case.Please help. Here is my code.Thanks in advance. <div style="border: 1px solid lightgrey; border-radius: 10px 10px 10px 10 </table>px; width: 75%"> <table width= "75%" style="margin-left:1%"> <tr> <td> @Html.Captcha("Refresh",

问题 I have a collection of div s (cards). Each one will have a title, description, and image (all of varying lengths / sizes). I want to display these "nicely" on screen. By "nicely" I mean I want the image to be a thumbnail - horizontally centered after the title and description. More importantly I want the card (containing div ) to be positioned one after the other (horizontally then vertically) and without any large vertical gaps. Example: I'm using Bootstrap's responsive column classes ( col

问题 I want to build the container with bended borders inside the element. Is it possible to do using only css? If it is container can should have auto height 回答1: You can try this method - draw a div with rounded borders before and after your div CSS: #bend-inside{ width: 500px; overflow: hidden; } #box-before{ background-color: white; border-radius: 600px; height: 600px; width: 600px; display: inline-block; position: absolute; z-index: 2; right: 550px; top: -200px; overflow: hidden; } #box{

问题 With CSS I am trying to accomplish the following effect that responds to screen resizing (for responsive design). Specifically I want the triangle to get proportionately smaller as the browser window gets smaller. I have mocked this up as a PNG (It's not HTML/CSS): So far I am using this code as a base, with 2 divs stack on top of one another: CSS: .pinkbox { background-color: #FF8290; width: 100%; height: 100px; } .greenbox { background-color: #85D782; width: 100%; height: 100px; } HTML:

问题 This question already has an answer here : How to change CSS of website if accessed through a mobile browser [closed] (1 answer) Closed 4 years ago . I wanted to know how a html /css design can be made responsive so that (if that's what responsive means) the div are arranged according to the screen size(in case of desktop browser being resized manually at runtime). for example : i have div1, div2, div3 set as float left. they appear as 3 columns in my browser. Now if i resize(to a smaller

问题 Generally when doing responsive / mobile first design we use media queries to send different CSS to different screen sizes. A good design may include the default (small) resolution not having any images. This is easy to achieve when using background-image in CSS for your images but I can't imagine how you would achieve this using semantic <img> tags. Can this be done with HTML? Is it acceptable to use CSS for all your images? Personally I like having no images for my default small screen size

问题 I need to reorder the divs when screen size is less than 480px. I don't want to use position: absolute because the height of the green area may vary due to amount of text. I need the small screen order to be red, green, red, green, red, green (each red being on top of the immediate green and width being 100%). Any idea? Many thanks *, html, body { margin: 0; padding: 0; } .container { width: 100%; display: inline-block; box-sizing: border-box; } .full_half { display: inline-block; width: 50%;

问题 I'm a site owner, currently using Adsense to monetize. I've decided to change my site design to a responsive design so that the website can present itself appropriately on a variety of screen sizes, but unfortunately Adsense isn't very flexible with regards to this. It's relatively simple to simply hide large desktop advertising when the screen width gets too small, but this isn't good for revenue and from what I've read might be against Google's Terms Of Service. Can anyone think of any way

问题 I'm a site owner, currently using Adsense to monetize. I've decided to change my site design to a responsive design so that the website can present itself appropriately on a variety of screen sizes, but unfortunately Adsense isn't very flexible with regards to this. It's relatively simple to simply hide large desktop advertising when the screen width gets too small, but this isn't good for revenue and from what I've read might be against Google's Terms Of Service. Can anyone think of any way